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Guides on web design, getting a website built, speed, user experience and technical foundations.
300 postsWhen is an AI website builder enough, and when is it risky? We cover the limits on originality, technical SEO, integrations, ownership, and security, with a decision table and a checklist.
The yearly items to know before you hire someone to build a website: domain, hosting, SSL, licenses, maintenance, content, and email. Whose name should they carry, and how do you avoid surprises?
Use a moodboard to settle your website's visual direction before design starts: mood words, color, typography, photo style, reference sites and a checklist.
A wireframe is the colorless skeleton of a page. We walk you through low and high fidelity, content priority, mobile order, client sign-off, and the move to visual design.
Revision rounds, consolidated feedback, one decision maker, annotated screenshots, and out-of-scope request handling: a practical guide to finishing your website without endless tweaks.
What to request at a website handover, from domain ownership to Search Console access, with a handover table and a step by step checklist.
How to write alt text for logos, icons, product photos, banners and charts. Practical examples based on the W3C decision tree, a comparison table and a checklist.
Can visitors use your site without a mouse? We explain visible focus, tab order, skip links, and menu and modal traps against WCAG criteria, with a test plan and a checklist.
Dark patterns are interface tricks that push users into choices they did not intend. We cover common examples, the general shape of EU rules, and honest alternatives with a checklist.
Illustrations explain, photos prove. Learn which pages need drawings, how to keep a consistent style, when SVG is the right format, and how to make illustrations accessible.
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